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October Movies! (Patreon)

Published:
2025-10-07 19:50:59
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2026-06

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Hey Patrons!!

I'm trying to figure out what I'd like to watch for the rest of October and I'd love your input! I have already recorded and will be uploading The Thing and Tremors, but other than that I am open to suggestions!

Here are some of my ideas so far - but I'd love your input into what you'd like to see this month (even if it isn't on my ideas list below):

The Shining

28 Days Later

Ghost Busters

Poltergeist

Scream

American Psycho

There is a LOT I haven't seen that isn't included on this list, so feel free to drop different ideas in the comments - and if someone drops an idea you really like, be sure to interact with their comment so I know!

Thanks so much for your help!

Comments

Alex Gorell

Zombieland! A funny gory zombie killing movie.

Chris Capitano

What happened to The Batman. Thought you were gonna watch that one and can you add the blade movies on the October List

Armani Taylor

Friday the 13th Halloween (1978) Nightmare on elm street Sleep away camp Joy Ride Child’s play

Blaze118

I'm a sucker for 28 Days later and Scream! 28 Days because who doesnt love a good zombie film. And Scream because its iconic

Jimmy Gragg

GHOSTBUSTERS! It’s my all-time favorite movie! 😁

Chris

That's a good list. Personal favorites are The Shining and Ghostbusters.

Julian Ortiz

Not one scary movies what about night of Demons 1985 evil dead rise night of the walking dead the original candy man silver bullet

Tantalus

28 days later is a fantastic Zombie movie

JeRon Washington

Boo and Boo 2: A Madea Halloween, it's the funniest Madea movie

Simon

The Batman was on your list for September but I dont think it got posted.

Simon

The Haunting of Hill House (mini series). Zombieland would also be a good one.

Ian Forbes

Ghostbusters is my favorite on the list. And maybe What We Do In The Shadows (2014) as a recommendation as another film.

Bryan Atkinson

Real Steel. A Boxing movie with a difference. It always make me cry. (as a added bonus the star loves Dr Pepper)

La Baanga

Night of the Hunter. Probably one of the most effective chillers to come out of the old Hollywood studio system. Unforgettable performance by Robert Mitchum.

Andy

If you feel like a horror/romance movie: Let the right one in(2008) or the English “remake”: Let me In(2010) You can’t really go wrong with either version. As for the ones on your list. My personal favorites are Ghostbusters(not the 2016 version) and 28 Days Later.

ViolatedGorilla

Hellraiser (the first one) Smile 28 Days Later For some humor - What We Do In The Shadows (the original movie) Ghostbusters (original) Devil's Advocate And for the joke value - Moulin Rouge

George Roybal

The Haunting of Hill House is outstanding as far as scary and j creepy. Weapons is awesome as well.

David Perkins

28 days later for the win! love that movie and you can't lose with Cillian Murphey so, ya know, awesome right?! plus, it's always fun to see ya jump scared!

ViolatedGorilla

Cabin in the Woods is trending right now with reactors too. Additionally the original Evil Dead, Evil Dead 2 (basically a mark2 variant of the original), Army of Darkness, Evil Dead: Rise (a less humorous take upon the lore).

David Perkins

thanks so much for the clarification, it was needed!

Armani Taylor

Bodies bodies bodies Barbarian Weapons

George McCauley

Definitely The Shining and Ghostbusters. Also if you haven’t already watched them. The next two Indiana Jones movies: Temple of Doom and The Last Crusade 😊

Martin

Speaking on your list there, numbers 1, 2 & 6 I one million percent urge you to react to. I'd also recommend IT (2017).

Wil Castillo

The Others (2001) The Conjuring (2013) The Sixth Sense (1999) The Skeleton Key (2005) The Missing (2003) The Witch (2015) The Craft (1996)

Dan M

That’s a great list of movies you’ve posted, Teegan, and each one would make for fun reactions. My favorites among your list are Poltergeist, Ghostbusters, and The Shining. Some other suggestions for October I’d like to offer up are: It (2017) The Mist (2007) A Quiet Place (2018) The Invisible Man (2020) An American Werewolf in London (1981) Can’t wait for your reactions to The Thing and Tremors! October is going to be awesome on Liteweight Reactions! 👻😈 🎃 😱

Dan M

100% on board with It.

Dan M

I watched The Haunting of Hill House for the first time last year…WOW!!

TeeZee22

I know you'll get mostly horror stuff for October but it's also a good month for baseball related movies because of the playoffs and World Series. Would be a good time for movies like Field of Dreams, A League of Their Own, and 42 (this is about Jackie Robinson breaking the color barrier in Major League Baseball). All of these have much bigger stories than just baseball.

Dan M

Cabin in the Woods is fantastic, but if you’re someone who hasn’t seen a lot of the classic horror movies, much of the plot may be lost on you.

Dan M

Nice list! A lot of classics in there.

Cesar Alonso

I would love if you did, Hereditary and/or Midsommar

DJDrewBeatz

Not a movie but the new Ed Gein show on Netflix

Cody Archer

The scream franchise is good, also there’s a scream TV show too, also pretty good.

Jay SMARTASS

Nefarious-2023 & Fallen 1998 both freaked me out lol..

Larry Darrell

Top 3 1. Poltergeist… Big #1 by the way 2. Ghostbusters (1984) 3. The Shining Thank You for The Thing!! :-) Edit: so excited about The Thing, I forgot how excited I was for Tremors!! Awesome Lineup!! Thank You Again!

Larry Darrell

+1 for Field of Dreams (1989)… November works if it don’t make the October cut.

Larry Darrell

+1 for An American Werewolf in London (1981) +1 for The Mist (2007)

Larry Darrell

+100% on finishing the Indiana Jones Trilogy.

Larry Darrell

+1 for The Night of the Hunter (1955) “Chiller” is a good word to describe it. More of a realistic horror tale.

Larry Darrell

Halloween (1978) absolutely!! Joy Ride (2001) is a creepy fun ride too.

scott osborne

i would keep with ghostbusters poltergiest The Shinning my suggestions! Doctor Sleep underworld the entity The Witches of Eastwick Season of the Witch The Witches OG Solomon Kane Van Helsing Dracula Untold Spawn american psycho is not just a horror its a psychological horror thriller

Ron White

Definitely "An American Werewolf in London." You'll love it. I know this has no chance but I think it would be cool to see you react to some of the old time classics such as Casablanca, It's a Wonderful Life and others. Most reactors are surprised by how good they are. I recently saw one hard as nails male reactor brought to tears by 'Its a a Wonderful Life'. In this vein I would strongly argue for you to watch the 1941 version of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde starring Spencer Tracy and Ingrid Bergman. Both were legendary stars at the peak of their careers and the chemistry between the two is electric in intensity. When I first saw this film a few years ago I couldn't believe I was so captivated by a film almost 80 years old. While there are some special effects which were very good for their time, the entertaining dynamic of this film is the personalities of the stars working against each other. Very captivating! I know it probably won't make the cut for an online reaction with this being such a young cool audience in general, but watching some of these on your own might help you dig out from under your movie rock a little faster. Oh well. Time for pudding!

Ashley Heath

Have you seen the original Spider man trilogy (2002-07)? They're my favourite movies of all time, and I know you're a fan of the Spider Man games. If you haven't seen them, I'd enjoy your reaction to them. Also, what about some Bruce Lee movies? Particularly 'The way of the dragon'.

Justice Hornsby

The Amazing Spider Man with Andrew Garfield

Larry Darrell

I support this comment. :-) It’s a Wonderful Life (1946) is a MUST Watch for Christmas every year. It’s not only the greatest Christmas film of all time, it’s also the Greatest Film of All Time… IMO ;-) Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1941) would be an awesome film to watch. Absolutely right about it. Nominated for 3 Oscars. And then possibly one day, the original talkie version of the classic story… Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde (1931), with Fredric March in the title role, which won him the Best Actor Oscar. Some awesome early special effects in this film.

ViolatedGorilla

Very True. I might add to the list. The Addams Family and the sequel The Addams Family Values.

Dan M

Ditto, ditto, and ditto

Dan M

Good call, TeeZee! Just finished watching the Yankees and Toronto…whew!!! 🥵 One week of baseball movies to break up the horror fest would be awesome!

Riggo 82

I like the list you came up with. All good choices. Only I would move back "American Psycho" to a later date, as it isn't really a Halloween film. I would also add two more films to the list: 1) Night of the Living Dead (1969) 2) Psycho (1960) These are two of the most influential films of all time for the horror genre.

Jeff Turner

This a good list; I'm excited!

Joel van der Linden

Event Horizon used to be my favourite horror movie. It’s become more popular as it aged. Otherwise can never go wrong with Ghostbusters

Miles E Coburn

"The Changeling" (1980) "Fiend Without a Face" (1958) "X-The Man With the X-Ray Eyes" (1963) "The Frighteners" (1996) "An American Werewolf in London" (1983) "The Thing" (1982) "Night of the Living Dead" (1968) "Night of the Living Dead" (1990) "Creature From the Black Lagoon" (1954)

Goodeius

"An American Werewolf in London" 1981.

Armani Taylor

Rear Window 1954 and Psycho 1960

TeeZee22

She's already reacted to The Sixth Sense. It was very good. You should look for it.

Ron White

Yes, Absoutely right about the 1931 version as well! Fantastic film!

Jaykaul

hard to decide between the shining and ghostbusters, one is forboding and other is light hearted and great too, either one would be awesome

Jaykaul

two top picks for sure

Matt Nagi

Ghost Busters for sure!! 28 Days Later is a close second :)

David Crabtree

Scream, Poltergeist, and Ghostbusters are must watches!

George McCauley

Also if you are feeling brave. Start the ‘Saw’ movies. Specifically the first one. And definitely watch Armageddon too

Matthew

Poltergeist is great. Then you can watch Poltergeist 2 which is scarier imo. Ghostbusters is a classic, more humor than horror . A couple of recommendations would be Misery or Event Horizon. I'm not much of a fan of horror but the Nightmare on Elm St. franchise always scared the $#*% out of me.

Ziro the Hutt

Poltergeist is a must. Great fun and some lovely scares throughout. Kubrick is my favourite director, but The Shining isn't all that scary, but the atmosphere in it and the way its shot, is phenomenal. And of course the performances from the three main characters is superb. Someone here suggested a few old classics, and since its Halloween month, I'd recommend Cape Fear (the original); its not technically scary, but the sheer malevolence in it, keeps you on edge throughout.

Ziro the Hutt

Yes, Teegan needs to watch some Hitchcock, the greatest director of them all. I'd also add Rope and Dial M For Murder.

Nicholas Sala

Wolf starring Jack Nicholson and Michelle Pfeiffer